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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

FhAG1zkHE tArix ]. Ssuk. &c. W..
6ofion. usnnaRnR of tha WaaRaus 0ataln
Qompanss sho1 nna kiIIed lans nl9hk a
Winalo9, Azf1nnn TeEEiturs, oawhoy
Nnne4 8loans. ID tke 1ght eiehk o.
N e1cl1 Wese GEed and W. y. Thamp-
ee1, q 11loa1 knepo1 loohina q, uao
aeciduu1aliY elzol lhleurh toa bad
oeEtcn 1scGHd e. hoEaskack, hat tka
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

MADnrD. Sept. rs -Riosing has been
reported from the Island OF Ponapi, 10
consequence ef the expulsion Of tha
Protestant Missionary. Adyioes say
that The Spanish Governor Of Ponapi
has been killed and many we're wound
ed. Thoy have takan refuge on the
Spanish pontoon. The insurgents are
manesEB Of the ialand. Two war ahipa
hmgs been sent 30 the scene.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

HAEukx. Sept. 26.--Hon. A. W. No
LELAND, Postmaster General, has ed
mitsed bribery By agents il bis election
ns Q member Of the House Of Commons
and hiB ssat for Colchester q eouas.
quently rendered vacant. Charges Of
pefsonsI bribery against MoIelland are
vat 10 be heard.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

HoEnso0x, tAris Sept. 3.-sheEia
Wm. Muivsnon ald poans met John
Graham and Charles Blevens oatlaus
N Pleasant VALLEY last Tuesday,. The
-hosiG ordered than 10 aak1endsr, beana
rafnnsd both weFs killed. 1he eAssrh
has q pose Of % men and angs the
Tuuto BASIN mnat be riRhied. al the
TowksbugY faction not killed have snR
sandsrsd % tno EhsKiA. Only Gus og
ths 0rahams b alive and he Il wounded.
Ths robbsEs of he Atlantic 4 Paoihs
train hagB bsen traced into 60 T0nto
Basin bot thsse 3 20 dednile eles
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-27

ATTORNEY At Law AID NOTARY P1B.
N he lJustice Of The Peaeel, win pracllse %
DiatTies and supreme C0urta O8ee; e91th
Third stresg, nsxt door shove City nnii. Seat
as.W.T. aDlI
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PHOTOGRAPHIC pnENoMENoN.

fuoioGltAPlilCp lIENOMENOS. :"
Strange Expertencs OF an Artist-l.hoto.
5sf graphing Spirits OF tho Departed.
Wilmington Di'pa'eh 10 baltimore american.
A strange story comes from the town oil
Dover, the State capital, J. H. vane, a
photographer Of that town, has in his
possession q photograph Of the monu.
ment Of the late John. NJ. Clayton, In the
Presbyterian churchysrd, which has
attracted considerable attention and
caused not little comment. In
March last Mr.. Vans took bis camera to
tho church'yard and photographed the
monument. He was accompanied by a
boy. When he looked at the plate he saw
things never dreamed Of In connection
with the monument, and showed them to
the boy, whose hair stood on end, and who
made bee line for home. The monument
10 very large, fine one of white marble.
The tomb roate upon q dais, under a
heavy canopy, supported by handsomely
carved piilars. There Ia space Of several
fest between tho tomb proper and the
marble canopy shove. And now comes
the strangely supernatural feature Of the
photograph. Between the tomb and the
canopy above can be- distinctly seen the
head and shoulders OF white. whiskered
man. Peerlng around the right.hand cor.
ner OF tho tomb, as II watching, can be
seen the head OF q woman, with gazs
fixed intently upon the place occupied by
the photographer. Fluttering in the air
above the monument can be seen the
shadowy countensuce Of a lsrge, smooth.
faced, white-hssed man, with mouth and
eyes open, the expression being one Of as.
constituent. The only explanation I'D.
vanced for the curious phenomenon is
that the plate was defective in some way
or had tho impressions impaired to 1t in
some mysteriouu manner before the pho.
tograph was taken. .55 6l95 'I5s
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! A Perllous Postpnnemant.

To poitpouc, when the duty for immediate action
Is clear, is always unwisc. Especially Ii II 80 when
increasing iii heath calls Tor resort to medics
,lon.. Diseases oil tho kidneys and bladder arc
often OF swift grow.h-al always Of fatal tendency
IL not combaitcd at tho outset We have all even
.hose Of us who ase not remarkably well instruct.
ed-hea4d sopo,hing Of the danger attending
Br,ghrs disease diabetes. and other diseases q, ,he
lidreys or blsdder. Lot no one be foolhnrdv
enough 10 procr@tinate u he percaiyes The renal
organs 10 DO inactive ao'tctters Stomach BIhers
arc peculiarly adapted 10 overcome this i-artion'
10 sufficiently stimulate without exciting. ia
efduevs an bladder Infinitely Il this diurettc Ia
be preferred 10 the impure and aery stmuiants oi
commerce, which. prove the bane 81 un'yary per.
sons with tendency to renal troubles, They arc
likewise Incompatible for dyspepsia,s debility,
fever and ugue, aud biliousness. iiE -
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live Mack.

y Chicago. August llo.-Drorers' Journa! reports:
Sattie--iseeeipn 1d.d10 u.Ld; shipments 3uUO
mead market urm for fancy; Others lower; ship
plug htee 81 lUaa GU: stockerS and feeders 81 25a
StD; cows. bulls and mixed 81 bUa2 50; Texas
cattle 81 G.as y. Aogs--ReoelpH l!OO0. head !;
snipnen1 D. UJ head market closed lUal5c lower:
rough aud mixed 81 boa5 ID; packing auu shipping
- tua5 ~: light 81 tUao IS; skips s. Ou,ii d..
sneep-hes eipls 6,0u head; shiDmeus LOCO head !;
market dull; common lOc lower; = ma ayes 81 Hlt.
4lo; Texans 81 SoAS 10; lambs 81 u.ali 7b 57.
! EAsr Liberty, August acknowledgements SO
heA1 shipments ssh head; market slow; Prime
u zaaa ~; fair 10 gool Il 00a4 Is; common and
medium s. GOl3 10; com nsOu s! 5Ua3 w. Hugs-he-
ceip@ 2.4qJ mead. shipments ,30u mead; Msrke,
hlowi Philadelphias 81 4u1 45 Yurkeis 81 l5a5 IS;
sFaAets ana light itua3 10. oheet--Keeeipts $3.50
head y shipments 2,eOo head: market very Gull !;
pfi1nc 81 0.ai .; fair U good 50 2SaS 10; common
70 eStsa 81 Is; la44Ds S. LAB 10. III IN
3 OlNCiSNATl, o.. August l0--Hogs quiet; com.
in0n and light 81 l5aa ~; packing anu butchers
" s5aa ~; receipts l6eu mead; shipments lSu
= rrN
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y Trife with any Throat or Lung Dineaae.
Ifyou have q Cough or Gold, or the chill.
dren are threatened with Group or
Whoopins Cough, use Acker's Enpliah
Remedy and prevent further trouble. II
is positive cure, and we guarantee It.
Price 10 and Soc. Logan 4 o., and @.
Mouksma.les, 4, q Iles5S n
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i1,uchien,s .,rutca snlx,ap

Tho best aalve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, ealt rhenm, feyer
cores, tetter, chspped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money, refunded. Price % cents mar
boy, q For GALE BY Logan & Co. -. !
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IN Brief, md TO tho Point,

Dyspepsia ls dreadful. Disorderod liver
is misery. Indigestion is a foe to good
nature. Sd 4, ~
The human digestive apparatus is one
OF the most complicated and wonderful
things in existence. It ia easily put out Of
order. r Il Gss5i.'|57
Greasy food, tough food, sloppy food,
bad cookery, mental worry, late hours, IT.
regular habits, and many other thinee
which ought not to be, have made the
American people nation Of dyspeptics. i
But GREEN'S August Flower has done a
wonderful work in reforming this aad bust
ness and making the American people 40
healthy that they can enjoy their meals
and be happy. zzll5 ~, Z /.
Rememher.-No happiness without
health. But Green's August Flower
brings health and happiness to the dys.
gepttc. Ask your druggist for a bottle.
ssventy.dve cents. si:l
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Cushioned In Rosy Gums,

inclosed in lips that part in smiles like the
opening rosebud, the teeth CLEAN with
dazzling wilderness II the charming pos,
sessor usas beautifying sosonoNr, which
clesnRes and blsnches the teeth without
ahrading their enamel like mineral pre-.
parations designed for the same purpose,
This agreesbly odoIons and saluts1y sr.i,
Gle not only benefits the teeth and en-.
hances the beauty Of the mouth, but re,
moves canket, and remedies liberation Of
the gums. 5EiIg
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g.. NEw York, August 10-cotton steady; Uplands
9Sl6op Orleans 5.l6u; futures closed steady; Au.
gust SIC; September 9.Ye; Oct Der woo; Novenl,
Der 9.l6c; Legemoes 9.l5e; january 9l9c: February
0.Gc; March 9.SSc; April .. ioc; may 947c. $3.50
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at Night

always have Acker'a Baby soother III
hand. It is the only safe medicine yot
made that will remove all infantile diaor.
ders. It contains no Opium or Morphine,
but gives the child natural ease ;ron pain.
Price rs cent?. Sold BY Logan & Go. and
q. Menkeraailes. ,.sls9 Il
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Korld's DispensaY Medical Association,
r. GG3 Main st., RyFFALO, n, 2
Tho Theatrical Profession.

Merit will win and receive public recognition and
praise, Facts which arc tho outcome OF general cx
pcr,cucc, growing through years Of critical and
practical test. become rs rooted pud lmmovRbie rs
tho rock Of Gibraltar In public opinion, and hence.
forth need no further guarantee MS to their scnu.
Ipcnrss, The intlspu,ublo fact that sw!tts Specific
"a tho best blood purler IN the world Is ono OF these
lmmoyahlc obraltay rtck facts Of which We haya
spoken, and every days experienced roots thlA con.
vtctIoH. deeper aal teper III pnplic opinion. Every
ciasa q our people II, America nla r. Earobt.
medical profession. :hays borne Yolnnnry, lestl:.
NOM. 70 tho rcnArsaDle r,rtnes Or y y, g., iil
blood. These testimonials nEN on ie by tho thou.
ansolltl.e Two A!snGuIslrl members NJ the thtat.
rlca!potcSslo who Eraetuy testify TO llIS wonder.
.V,dlNl cases Thclr testimonials Hre herewith san
D,lucd to- ha nAhl!c without further commcEt-let
!hIiy speak AZ ies&sclycs Tho Indy Is Mcnsr q
mud formerly OF tho RcS!cncu Theatre Berlin, Ger.
lAapy. and OF MrytcEtrsSiock Company Of Chicago.
Tnn gnNtlCm1n IL Nwrll Known member Of tho New
York ThGils Thog.rn Company Doth nrp well Known
III theatrical Circles III th4 retltry ps ~ Europe,
f..fs
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!, Charlotte I,andow's Testimony. !, /,

3r. sTtW Ess''1 ..''9 y ss'7''
Swift anectnc Company. Atlanta, Ca: sis n Z.
9 Gen,lcncn-,,itaviiI been annoyed With plnlptcs.
6rHptlons au tousIrSJ or lhe skin, frOm LaQ con.
,iitt0n OF my blood, for moro than scar, used q
lahunS PREPARATION Of Sarsap1lla aud other aliycTt
tSeI rathCcs to no eject Thcn conBnttci ptOIi.
GiCpt physician, and, from ills treatment. received
no benefit. llen concluded 10 try the y s. S. rem.
edy for tho blood hEd fly9 OF SIX packages by o
thorough eradication Of my trouble uti trStdritg
snsqptsNnets 10 my skin, have made mo happy, and
cierttHliy sSO you lSlg testimonial for such ttlo
ind publicity as you wish 10 MAKO OF Il
q G4s' lstys "a ,|sE CHARLOTTE RAMON,
.pl$Ek a JloyCrY. uGUr Cnnal Slrcct
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent
cd by Dyspepsia, uss Acker's Dyspepsia
tablets. They are 3 positive cure for dys-
pepsia, indigestion, fiatuledcy and conati-
patton. We guarantee than. Is aud 50
cents. Logan & Co. and @. Msnke.
mslley, -
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A duel is very quickly managed. &
only takeR two seconds to arrange it. "a z;
HnY EeYGr

is an intlamed condition Of the lining
membrane Of the nostrils, tesr.ducta and
throat, affecting the luuga. An acrid mu.
Gus is eec7eted, the discharge is accompa.
MED with burning sensation. There are
severe spasma Of sneexing, frequent at.
tacks Of headache, watery and 'iuAamed
eyes, Ely's Dream Balm 10 a remedy that
can be depended upon to quickly relieve
and cure. Fifty cen'a at drugcists; by
mail, registered, Coo, Ely Bros, 2SS5 Green.
wich atreet, New York. Trbs&w 4
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE
Ia Bilious Dikcuses

DR.. D. schaub, Muncie, Ind, says: /"
have gaed it In CAGES OF bilioas disease
aud the results were eli that could be de
sired. 1t ia valuable" TrHsaw
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'~sga-EgE,si5
Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK, August l0-There was no activity
10 the demand Of agents. but quiet request ior
moderate quantities III connection with deliveries
OIL ulo purchases returned o good volume Of busi.
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"Haye You read my last speech ?" said
8 vain orator to 3 friend. II hope co."
was the reply. "a q 5s - lt.'5
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petroleum.,

v On CRY, PA August t0.-opened at SOC; high.
est COG; lowest bs1c; closed at 800; sales l2lGVUU
barrels; shipments q, ltS barrels. d. n 81
NEw ioKX, August TO- Petroleum closed weak:
opened ~ oyAc. highest 5sSc; lowest osSc; CllseI
~ b9c; safes l,Sl3.vJJ barrels. n 80 d s7Ei
BRADFORD, Par August l0.-Opened at 59hc;
closed ~ b9c; highcs! Syc; lowest sSs.c; clear.
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1t is never too late to mend, but man
cannot expect to have button sewed on
much after midnight, 4sI5I7 ?
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Nothing go completely upaets mau ss
to tread upon small res. q cotton ct the
top Of the sts;,s. lals5 al
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M RciIroad for .,rtek ending Auouit 7. in
al cars, containing 1895 cattle, 60 calves, s056
sheep aud lambs, 7,hSt hogs, 12i hoNes, Is iuurs.
Shipments to New York. Philadelphia, etc !, ,766
cattle IS calves, 1856 sheep and lambs, 10 hogs,
2, horses. All hogs and sheep sold III these yards by
E.iA Blackshlre are at gross weight Recelp!s this
week o,299 mead Of no9s, against 2,9l2 head last
week; rough hogs selling at 81 75;2 fair 10 good
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MI. De GhantaI Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, w. Va.
LINSL.'Y Institute,

We RTe pieGRet to TO able to announce to the
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We topc, therefore, that all tho old and mary
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iagcs afforded by this old aud iayorably known In.
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Next term commencing September 1s,) will
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struc;ors In all tho branches OF English, Latin,
Greek, French, German and Military Depart.
mems. s,5 /. s5'.aS
For particulars or catalogue address 4.
So y. C.5ORR.
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II Many editorials are 80 heavy that bows
can't fly kites made ont Of the paper on
which they are printed. tfe5 5. y; rs t5,5
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Q!:h!!,e !9tstdlfIqle.llzl!,a,a:s
PROHIBITION I'M rlIk SOUTH.

ot,est Nos. as mud ~ Fourteenth street. \
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NORMAL and CLASSICAL ACADEMY,
lYl9lAiN
STAMMEhIRG CURED.

system os,ad upon natures laws NO sECRECY
no TRICKS. System explained 10 those inter.
Testimonials from Physicians educators and
pstrOns who have received bcnehsftom tho method
al Instruction. Addrcs, 't-., 81 stIt III "a
% Mrs II. STEVENS HART, Principal,
Washington School Of Elocutlon aud kuSllsh
0Oi N. ST., NV, Washington, DO.
Students boarded In family oil Principal.
f.U ".f q . .
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. Don't.

The fsherman's iavorite musical instru
ment is tho oRstalet. H Z; q, 4 &
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There Is a fair supply Of hovs IN the market this
week, though tho numhcrs are some $50 head less
than last week. Trade in all tho yards has been
quite fair, but at q decline OF 10: as compared
with last Mondays agure1. Quotations were GA
re with fe extra a shade higher; most sales
Of good hogs f1slc. Common grass hogs are ve:y
hard % sell--eveu, below our loves. quotations.
figure VI the receipts 500 head came over tho
Baltimore { OF railroad, and 1880 head over tho
Pennsylvania la,lroad. 1e, y ~ n SIS
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a pretty compliment for a lady's foot
It could not be seen because OF the shoe
buckle. &c ~ =!
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Cotton.

TuuayllLy, Pa August 10.-Opened at 5s1Sc
higneat G0c; lowest bSt4c; closed ii SIC. : Il
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: PITTSBURGH, PA, August l0.-petrolcum active
and iirmer; opened At closed ht 6Jc; hiHhes
GQC. lowest b61fc ~ s'7 n M - ~
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lingo Hnss,scsi's Tcs,imoa,

u, go 7fHEd IFhBkNHFI n IEstlH3bHy.1 m
Tho Swift Specific Company, !Ailnata. Ca q sitt
B Gcntlemcl-For two years hntl q pcvCro case Of
eczema. used tar SonIs, StlpEr soaps, mud various
other remedies, mud wis prescribed Tor BY numbers
OF physicians, but fond 10 relief. Al last deter
nlihet try ths S. s. =. remedy, and seven Or eEs
bottles have thoronsh!y relieved nh, ami you can
llse this certificate iu any mnnncr you wish. E III
New York. May 5, 1881 y s K. ~
Treatise OH Blood and Skin Diseases mailed FREQ.
a iff.t THE SWIFT spEC:ric Co., NJ j g
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FINANCE AND TRADE +.
The Features Of tho Money and stool,
W. 9,Jaa.4 a.tR Mnrke g n ,}Ft t7l ~ N- 4

Ahs o@tufss OF tho Money and Stock
| I65 l,}a.i Markets. II
Ekw YORK, Apgus. lo--Moaey on call easy a,
saS per cent closed offered at 8 per cent Prime
mercantile paper Gao per cent. Sterling exchange
dull but steady at 81 st1sa4 ss55Ef mi
The stock market during most Of thoday was
eyeo duller than yesterday though compara i've
aeiyss at Ia. end OF the day raa tho days Total
up 70 beyond that Of yesterday, ! All oyc, were
tnfi.u 70 'Hshlngton 10 see the outcome OF mo
BOND offerings, and ~ most Of the operators Oh iSs
etteet were Impressed with the idea that the oier.
Ing. would DO quite liberal, a moderate buyinr
movement marked the noans trading. The Omen.
ins was decidedly .sttoug with Most stocks from
II io " per cent higher than on yesterday, The
tAaing was quiet and soon bocamc ytry dull, or.
ceht lot New England. Reading and ST. iapi, -
FlucluAuHns were conhne within very mar
row range and trading. beyond tho squirt ii Now
kngland. was entirely devoid OF Interest Pnces
sageea aad recovered alternately during tho great.
tpatt o. me day. but the aitefnoons decline was
q mofe lnpotlsuce. though generally con0ued 10
iiaetlons There was partial reaction In tho lssi
hout' aud me close was dull but sieAdy 10 trm,
elise 10 ths opening figures. Most OF The active
Ivy arc higher, though advances arc for lraCtlous
ONLY saieS 100 $40 shares. 1T I'D T. 80 $50
Railroad 1ondT dull; sale, Selt, 900 KY
uosetnment bonds dull but lrrn IA t'-At
uapln rtn. .
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has taken place In public sentiment, how.
ever, that now there Is hardly a Yespecta.
Bile anti Prohibltionlst In the city who "a.
yors "a return to bar.roome. There arc
some who would prefer high license or ita
sale BY the gallon, but It Is a remark able
Tact that there Ia no disposition 10 have
the saloon opened again. The bar.room
has gone from Atlanta forever, aud the
people, With remarkable unanlmity, say
Amen S',.., lr2TS 4. 7E'i5i' 5G7'}a M
There Is very little drinking in the city.
There has been forty per cent falling Of
IN the number Of arrests, Notwithstanding
there has been q rigid Interpretation Of
tho law Under which arreets are made.
Formerly II q man was sober enough to
walk home be WIS not molested; now, II
there 10 the slightest variation from that
state In which the centre OF gravity ialla
In line inside the base, the party Ia made
70 answer for such variation at the sta.
ton house. '',S5 t5iIi'I
T. Our experience has demonstrated to us,
beyond doubt, that a city Of 10000 In.
habitants can get along and advance at a
solid and cons.ant rate without the liquor
traffic. g5E3 y ID 1'.1,"
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-.bG baltimore 1.-Two STOCK Market, tS5l5
Z OFrICE OF THE CALvEEroS SrocK YARDS, q
Il - I, 's., y MONDAY, August g. 1SS,
HEAAHkh

3F.7-Ti. ~ . TUE BW1Ek AAEKET, n I'm q
Arrivals this week. . :, -. - Oq
ArrlVA!s last
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70 NE Editor Of Tie lnltlll1tIlett. l-Io IGINE
As you frequently publish extraclD and
editorials ~ chow tina. Prohibition does
not prohibit II hops ant: believe you have
the fairness to find o place for the enclosed
on the other side, and remember that the
Atlanta Constitution has never been friend.
ly TO the cause OF Prohibition.
Al.t5 Yours truly. II. p. NJ. n
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An Argument from the Atlanta .'Constltu.
uon"-"frohibttiou Does Prohibit" y.
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N The majority in this county in favor OF
Prohibition was only 235. Such change
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-11

Sunday Trains on 80. Hy. arrive AZ Gharies.
ton at $40 2 N. waiting for o. r K, r. train No.
l. at Point Pleasant This Is the short line, and
via tho Ohio River Kafroad. For Information re-
gatding rates, routes, etc address lsiT ,fis =
ssisa9- W. ]. ROBINSON, Gen'l Pas Agent, 6
FRED. HusEMEN, -
HEsfg.r1,s TRAY Pass, Agent Wheeling '5'
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WHEELING & PITTsBURGH DIyI.
w SION, B. 4 Ok! 7aes 4. Ils., q
On snd alter MAY %, 1857, passenger trains VIII
run Is foaows-Eaatern Standard time: